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Over the past nine years, more than 700,000 acres of land have been devastated by wildfires in the Attica region of Greece. According to data from the National Observatory of Athens, this destruction is attributed to thirteen significant wildfires that occurred between 2017 and 2025. The figures reveal a stark reality, with approximately 28% of the total area of the regional unit of Attica affected by these fires.
The statistics have been corroborated by various sources, including satellite data from the Copernicus Rapid Mapping Service, which emphasizes the scale of the ecological impact in the area. As authorities continue to assess the consequences of these wildfires, the increasing trend and frequency raise concerns regarding fire management and environmental protection in the region.
7 July
More than 700,000 acres of land have burned in Attica.
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